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Designers and Agents Fashion Show Hits NYC TOMORROW!

by Yuka Yoneda, 05/02/10

filed under: Accessories and Fashion, Green Design Events, New York City, sustainable style sundays

HEY FASHION-FORWARD NEW YORKERS!

We're excited to announce that we (and our sister eco-fashion design site Ecouterre.com) will once again be reporting live this year from premiere fashion trade show Designers & Agents in NYC! You'll find us situated in the 'Green Room' where all the best and brightest up-and-coming sustainable designers will be on display from tomorrow all through Wednesday. If you're in the area (we'll be at the Starrett Lehigh Building in Chelsea), come by and check out the collections, meet the designers and chat green fashion with us! Read on for highlights from last year's show or click here to get a sneak peek at the crop of new talent we're expecting to see bloom in the Green Room this year.

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